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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1936
Page
7
Readable fragments show distorted phrases and names lacking coherent event or context. No identifiable people dates places organizations or outcomes to summarize into a factual news item.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an individual named Lowrett and a possible event or effort. The readable parts name a person and imply a civic or local context, but vital details are corrupted and unclear.
A Books in Review piece surveys Young Men in Spats by P. G. Wodehouse, praising its buoyant humor and vivid Mayfair characters. It also covers A Horse in Arizona by Lewis Paul, lauding its free spirit and satirical energy. The Elephant Twins by Imex Hogan is highlighted for its charming child friendly art and playful narration, with Mary Poxon noted as a memorable reader.
A Sheffield man was fatally injured Friday night when struck by a car on Roosevelt Highway at a street intersection. John R. Oliver, 17, of Kane, drove the vehicle. Coroner Ed Lowrey will investigate and might not order an inquest as evidence suggests Oliver was exonerated. Norman Johnson, 21, of Kane, was a passenger. the car was traveling 30 to 95 mph. The victim, intoxicated, was dragged by the front bumper and died 20 minutes later at a Sheffield physician’s office.
A new hard road and expanded State Forest Parks invite motorists to Wellsboro Tioga County to view the Grand Canyon. The Hall State Forest Park offers a top lookout one thousand feet above Pine Creek with picnic shelters, running water and parking. Rustic paths descend to the canyon bottom via Turkey Path, rivaling Watkins Glen in scenery.
Wilfred W. Fry, 61, president of N. W. Ayer and Son, Inc., national advertising agency, died in Jefferson Hospital after long illness. He had led the firm since 1934 and served as director of several corporations and president of Jefferson Medical College and Hospital. Fry maintained homes in Camden Wisconsin and Meredith, New Hampshire. The other item notes vast coal deposits beneath Utah's Carbon county.
Joseph Potter 21 one of three Newark men convicted in 1926 hold up was found dead near New York City after a staged crime The victim wore a torn hut and died from multiple gunshot wounds Five bullets struck him as police linked the case to an arsenal gang card found on him Potter and two companions had pleaded guilty in 1926 and were sentenced to three years eight months to eight years in the Western penitentiary
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Classified ads require cash in advance at one cent per word per day. The page lists sections for items such as Automobiles, Real Estate, Help Wanted, and Services, along with sample notices for court masters and public notices.
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